[.ca] Wordlock WLBL1-BK 4-Letter 5-Foot Cable Bike Lock, Black

• 4 dials with letters create your own combination using words not numbers
• Wordlock heavy duty braided cable lock
• All weather resistant vinyl coated cable will not scratch bike.
• Mounting bracket included.
• Easy to Set Never Forget

This is awesome:
Now that I ride my bike to school I thought I wanted a lock that had a easy code for me to remember. So my Dad bought me a wordlock. Know I Love My Lock. So I showed it to some of my friends and they all loved the idea of the WordLock. So I LOVE my lock because when ever I think that I will forget my combonation I always remember that I have a WordLock. Dana 9 yrs. old

Easy lock; will not scratch bike:
Art Fry, the inventor, who brought all of us post it notes was a judge of the contest for new clever ideas. Todd Basche was a winner in that contest for his invention: wordlocks. His combination lock works with letters rather than numbers. For those of us who are password challenged, this is a great help to our failing memories and it is easy to update your passwords changing your word combination. Wordlock® was recently Highlighted by Peter Greenberg, Travel Editor for NBC, at the Travel Goods show and was one of the top 100 new inventions in the Invent Now America competition hosted by the PTO and QVC. All of these locks are easily reset when you want to change your combination to a new word. This cable bike lock won't scratch your bike and the mounting bracket is included. This is a great idea and if your brain is cramped with integers having to be remembered in numerous sequences for online passwords and the like, this will give your brain a breather. Easy to change on the fly to a real or a nonsense word. Bentley/2007 Wordlock 4-Letter 5-Foot Cable Bike Lock, Black #WLBL1-BK

Bike Lock:
Great product! Easy to use and remember password---no numbers:-) Use a word and you're all set.

could not set lock:
One star for a great idea but the product is a p.o.s. cheap plastic parts that could be smashed and it was so hard to turn the dial to set that it finally broke when I did manage to turn it. I'm going to buy a real bike lock that has all metal parts and has a key!